Chapter 257
Divorced but Delighted
Chapter 257 No Way!
âBelle, itâs you who brought them here, not us. Even if they are distinguished guests, you have to take responsibility for their disappearance, right?
Whatâs more, our Barton family donât welcome them at all.â
William was not as polite as his parents. If he was unhappy, he could just say it out loud. He didnât give Belle any face at all.
Belle was so angry that her face turned red. âHow, how can you talk to your elders like that?â
William smiled and said, âHavenât I always had a bad temper? Itâs not the first time that youâve met me, belle.â
âThatâs right.â Belle thought.
âEvery time I meet William, he is not kind to me and ridicule me as much as possible.â
It had been a long time since William had returned to Los Angeles, and Belle had forgotten what kind of people he was.
She couldnât win the argument, so Belle didnât say anything but put on airs.
âYes, itâs my fault for bringing them here without telling you in advance, but I did it for your own good. Sheâs Mr. Trevino of the Trevino family in New York. If I bring them here to visit our family, wonât it be a honor for our Barton family?â
Honor?
William couldnât help sneering in a presumptuous manner.
How could Belle be so thick-skinned to say such words like our Barton family?
The people at the table didnât bother to talk to Belle and didnât correct her. Otherwise, they would scold her for being shameless.
When Belle heard Williamâs mocking sneer, her expression became even more serious.
âWilliam, Iâm serious. I heard that your company is also in New York. The Trevino family has been established for many years. If there is any project to deal with, you have to rely on them! I brought them here today. You have to thank me!â
âYes, thank you for sending me a big gift on my birthday.â
William picked up the goblet in front of him and raised his hand to Belle.
Belle frowned, and her voice suddenly stopped.
She thought. âThis kid is not normal. Normally, he would have scolded me a long time ago. Why would he propose a toast to me?
âIt is really strange.â
However, Belle didnât argue with him anymore.
âItâs best if you can think like that.â
Belle raised her glass in return.
âI didnât know about it before, but after seeing Cierra, I found out that she had divorced with the Trevino family. I can understand that you are prejudiced against Mr. Trevino because of that marriage, but you canât blame me. I didnât know that Cierra was Mr. Trevinoâs ex-wife, right? I just brought Mr. Trevino here out of kindness. If I had known it earlier, I wouldnât have brought them here again.â
As soon as Belle finished speaking, the atmosphere at the dining table darkened.
Even the good-tempered Sarah put down her fork.
On the one hand, Sarah had been enduring it because Belle was her younger sister. Even if they fell out with each other, they were related by blood, so it was meaningless to say more.
On the other hand, Sarah knew that it was useless to say anything. Belle was thick-skinned. Last time, when Belle spoke up for the Trevino family, Sarah got angry when Belle acted as a matchmaker for Cierra. But today, Belle still dared to come and even brought them here in person.
People should have self-knowledge, but Belle had no self-knowledge at all!
Just as Sarah was about to lose her temper, a womanâs cold voice came from the door of the dining room.
âFrom what you said, if I werenât Mr. Trevinoâs ex-wife, you would think that thereâs nothing wrong with bringing Mr. Trevino to visit our house, right?â
Belle thought. âThatâs right.â
At the same time, she raised her head slightly to show off her pride.
After all, the Trevino family stood at the top of the industry in New York and was completely worthy of the Barton family. Shouldnât she be proud since she could bring people to visit?
But Belle was not a fool. She knew what to say and what not to say.
There were no ifs, then why should she speak so bluntly?
In Belleâs opinion, even if she brought benefits to the Barton family, these ungrateful people would not remember her kindness.
Seeing her like this, Cierra understood what was going on.
However, Cierra refused to let it go. After putting the food on the table, she sat down beside Sarah and said with a faint smile.
âBefore I met you, I heard from my Mom that you wanted to introduce Mr. Trevino to me, and today you brought him here in person. Can I understand that if Iâm not Mr. Trevinoâs ex-wife, you plan to let me have a blind date with Mr. Trevino today?â
Now that her scheme had been exposed, Belle felt a little embarrassed.
Especially when she was questioned by a person of the younger generation in such a tone, Belle felt even more embarrassed.
âIâm doing this for your own good. Mr. Trevino is outstanding. Many girls in New York want to be with him. If it werenât for me, it wouldnât be your turn!
Iâm introducing you because I have you in my heart.â
The smile on Cierraâs face widened. âThank you so much. We havenât even met each other yet, but youâre already worried that I wonât be able to get married, so you help me arrange a blind date. Iâve just returned home. My mother hopes that I can spend a few more years accompanying her.â
Cierra was mocking Belle for meddling in other peopleâs business.
Cierra thought. âEven my biological mother has not been worried about my marriage, but my aunt, whom I have never seen before, is worried.
âHow can Belle meddle in my business like this?â
Hearing the sarcasm in Cierraâs words, Belleâs face darkened.
âCierra, I donât like what youâre saying. Iâve done so much for your own good. Look, youâve grown up outside. Do you think any of the upper-class young men in Los Angeles will like you? Even if they do, which one of them is better than the Trevino family?â
Pa!
As soon as Belle finished speaking, she was interrupted by the sound of forks hitting the table.
âThatâs enough!â
It was Charle who lost his temper. His usual gentle and elegant face was filled with anger, and the sense of oppression of a superior was also fully displayed at this time.
He glared at Belle. âItâs not up to you to decide my daughterâs marriage. Even if she doesnât want to get married and stays in the Barton family for the rest of her life, it isnât a big deal! She has been stranded outside for more than 20 years. Itâs my dereliction of duty as a father. Itâs not her fault. Why do you look down on her? Are people in circle nobler than her?â
When Charle married Sarah, he was ridiculed by the so-called upper class.
your Now that he had climbed up step by step, they were laughing at his daughter? What nonsense!
Just because their family was rich, they dared to look down on the others.
Did they think the Barton family was poor? Why did Cierra need other peopleâs evaluation?
Divorced but Delighted ï¤Chapter 256 Triplets Attack: Game Over Daddy ï¤Chapter 1138 When His Eyes Opened novel by Simple Silence ï¤Chapter 3189 Before Belle got married more than 20 years ago, Charle had been yelling at her like this. Now that Belleâs daughter had grown up and the two families had always been on friendly terms. Bella had never seen Charle so angry.
The fear hidden in her heart was gradually lifted.
After all, it was the younger generation who were going against her now. At this time, it was Charle, who was reaching the top step by step.
âBrother-in-law, I didnât mean that...â
âI donât care what you mean. Cierraâs marriage is only up to her. Itâs not up to you to decide! Not to mention the Trevino family in New York, even if the Trevino family in the Capital City comes to propose marriage, they have to get Cierraâs permission. Otherwise, thereâs no way!â